10 Afghan Sikh pilgrims enter Pakistan via Torkham border for Guru Nanak's birth anniversary’
The Hindu
The 10 Sikh pilgrims included four men and six women.
Ten Sikh pilgrims from Afghanistan on Monday entered Pakistan via the Torkham border to celebrate the 552nd birth anniversary of Sikh faith's founder, Guru Nanak Dev.
The 10 Sikh pilgrims included four men and six women.
More than 8,000 Sikh pilgrims from all over the world will visit Pakistan to celebrate the 552nd birth anniversary of Sikh faith's founder, Guru Nanak Dev.
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